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Facials offer various improvements to the appearance of the skin; Oily skin looks cleaner and healthier, dry skin look and feel more moist and supple and aging skin look smoother, firmer and less wrinkled.

Facials help people relax, improve their appearance and cause them to feel better about themselves.
Learn all you need to know about facials right here. I guarantee that you will have a thorough understanding of facials and you will understand why providing skin care services on your own face, family members, friends and clients is extremely rewarding. Facials helps busy clients to relax, improves their appearance, and helps clients feel better about themselves.
Knowing the basics of skin analysis and basic information about skin care products will enable you to offer your clients advice when they ask you for it. Although you will not treat a skin disease, you must be able to recognize adverse skin conditions and refer clients to seek medical advice from a physician.Learning the basic techniques of facials and facial massage will give you a good overview of, and an ability to perform a complete facial treatment.

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SWEDISH MASSAGE
This type of massage was derived from, Per Henrik Ling, a Swedish athlete. He found that Swedish massage is a combination of relaxing effects and exercises that work on the joints and muscles, and was still based on the form that was practiced in ancient times.
Today, not much has changed, Swedish massage is a relaxing oil massage with emphasis on relieving muscular tension, reducing stress, aiding in relaxation, relieving pain and providing a general "attitude adjustment".
Swedish Massage Techniques
Swedish massage techniques include: long strokes/effleurage, kneading, friction, tapping, percussion, vibration, and shaking motions. The usual sequences of techniques are:
Effleurage: Gliding strokes with the palms, thumbs and/or fingertips
Petrissage: Kneading movements with the hands, thumbs and/or fingers

Friction: Circular pressures with the palms of hands, thumbs and/or fingers

Percussion: Brisk hacking or tapping (tapotement)

Vibration: Oscillatory movements that shake or vibrate the body
Passive and active movements: Bending and stretching

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